Things to see and do Prince Edward Island

The L.M. Montgomery Cavendish National Historic Site includes the site of Lucy Maud Montgomery's home where she wrote Anne of Green Gables, among other works. This house is in fact the farm of her maternal grandparents. Only ruins remain today, but this is the site of the Haunted Forest Trail, the Balsam Hollow Trail, and the Lovers' Path, all of which are extensively documented in Anne's novels.

A member of the PEI Museum and Heritage Foundation, this beautiful Victorian house was built in 1877 for the merchant and naval builder James Peake. At the time, it was the island's most elegant stay. Its large garden and veranda offer a magnificent view of the harbour. Conferences, concerts and pieces of theatre take place in the car discount.

The oldest museum in the province (1957) housed in a building dating back to 1888, which once housed Customs and Post. It contains the th and th centuries photos and artifacts depicting the history of the pioneers of the region. Centre for Field Research on Site.

Summerside, a charming town located in the Canadian province of Prince Edward Island, offers many tourist attractions. For information on activities and sites to visit, visitors can visit the Summerside Tourism Office. Whether you want to explore the sandy beaches, learn about local history or enjoy the town's festivals and events, the Summerside Tourism Office is a great starting point for discovering all that this charming town has to offer.

Cavendish is a charming town on the north coast of Prince Edward Island. Known as the place that inspired the novel Anne of Green Gables, Cavendish... House of Green Gables, Cavendish offers a romantic and relaxing atmosphere, perfect for a romantic getaway. Visitors can enjoy miles of white sandy beaches, spectacular red sandstone cliffs and incredible sunsets. The town also offers plenty of activities for the whole family, including amusement parks, mini-golfs, water parks and bike rides. Golf enthusiasts will be delighted to discover the six golf courses located within a 10-minute drive of Cavendish. For food lovers, Cavendish offers a variety of restaurants, cafés and local farmers' markets. Local stores also offer a selection of handicrafts, Prince Edward Island souvenirs and travel goods.

Along the Brudenell River, this provincial park, located halfway between Cardigan and the small port of Georgetown, has a great location on the river. Features include a beach, swimming pool, watercraft rentals and horseback riding (check with campground), two superb 18-hole championship golf courses, a children's playground, walking trails, campsites and more.